Australia's retail industry is still a boys' club
Coles, Woolworths, Target, Bunnings, Kmart, Myer, David Jones, JB Hi-Fi and now Big W are all run by men.
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Catie Low
Catie Low covers the retail and consumer goods sectors.
Bellamy's faces two more class actions
Besieged infant formula business Bellamy's is facing two more potential class actions after ACA Lawyers and Slater & Gordon announced they were both investigating shareholder claims against the Launceston-based operation.
Payless Shoes staff lose jobs as chain shuts down
More than 700 workers will be out of a job in the new year after Payless Shoes' administrator says the shoe chain is shutting up shop.
Bellamy's faces class action lawsuit after $500m share plunge
The infant formula company faces a class action lawsuit being led by Maurice Blackburn, with two other firms also considering taking action.
Bellamy's shares suspended from trade
Organic infant formula producer Bellamy's Australia has asked the Australian Stock Exchange to suspend its shares immediately.
Dick Smith, Masters, Pumpkin Patch: a rough year for retail
Woolworths has found new jobs for more than 1500 of its former Masters workers in Australia's biggest supermarket chain.
Temple & Webster swallows Milan Direct
Temple & Webster is merging the Milan Direct collection into its own online store and shutting down the Melbourne office of the high profile brand.
Federal Court clears Woolworths of 'unconscionable conduct'
The Federal Court has ruled Woolworths did not break the law by demanding retrospective payments from suppliers to bolster its profit result.
Bunnings boss quits for 'personal' reasons
Wesfarmers chief Richard Goyder has dismissed talk Bunnings boss John Gillam quit his post in protest over missing out on the top job.
How the surf brands missed the wellness wave
Surfstitch founders Lex Pedersen and Justin Stone have quit the board of the troubled action sports group amid mounting criticism of a series of costly acquisitions.
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